Seman Beach

Seman Beach, gracing the Adriatic coast, boasts a length of 3.5 kilometers and a width of 2 kilometers. Its sands, ranging from fine to rough and rich in iodine, cater to discerning beachgoers seeking top quality.

Situated advantageously, Seman offers potential for small seaport development, although this aspect has evolved since World War II. Surrounding Seman are several saltwater lagoons, including Godulla, Kîrnalli, and Hauzi, renowned for their diverse fish species and rare birds like ducks, geese, and migratory storks. This biodiversity makes Seman a beloved destination for nature enthusiasts keen on exploring Albania's coastal beauty. Efforts to promote and develop this natural treasure are underway.